The new 14-gate concourse transforms the travel experience, offering customers a more seamless journey to and from the nation’s capital
American transitions regional flight operations from Gate 35X to new 14-gate concourse at Reagan National Airport (DCA).New concourse offers a one-to-one replacement of remote hardstand gates with new indoor gate areas, climate-controlled jet bridges and customer amenities.Up to 85 daily departures scheduled from Gates 46-59 in the new concourse this summer.
This morning, American Airlines began welcoming customers to a new, state-of-the-art 14-gate regional concourse at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), designed to replace Gate 35X. The new concourse, constructed by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) as part of a $1 billion initiative to transform the customer experience at DCA, provides customers a range of new amenities while offering a more seamless connection to the National Capital Region.
“The dreaded Gate 35X is no more! American’s new regional concourse at Reagan National Airport is fantastic news for our customers,” said Robert Isom, president of American Airlines. “When fully complete, the investments made in partnership with MWAA will finally enable American to deliver a convenient, accessible, world-class product befitting the gateway to our nation’s capital.”
